Science Traineeship 2027

Rewire
Location
Amsterdam, NH
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
October 28, 2026

Job Description

On this page you will find

  • About the Science Traineeship: Context
  • What Does the Science Traineeship Look Like?
  • What Do We Offer?
  • What Do We Ask?
  • Science Trainee Testimony
  • About Rewire
  • Recruitment Process: Timeline

The Science Traineeship

Our Science Traineeship is meant for ambitious and high-potential master’s students who want to do things differently. In collaboration with the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), you are offered the opportunity to write your master thesis in the medical field. The goal is to employ the power of data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to better understand complex diseases, like various forms of cancer, and to advance medical science. Simultaneously, you get to work on transformative AI projects at Rewire.

After graduation, you may have the opportunity to turn your research into a scientific publication, transforming your thesis work into tangible societal impact.

The Science Traineeship is part of  the collaboration between the UMCG and Rewire. Since the start, over than six years ago, we have already worked on more than 10 different research streams with many enthusiastic colleagues involved from both Rewire and the UMCG. Will you be the next to join this unique project?

What does the Science Traineeship look like?

  • The Science Traineeship is a full-time program for 12 months, dependent on the requirements for your Master thesis.
  • During this period, you work on your thesis research for 3 days a week. On the other 2 days, you get the opportunity to work on one of Rewire’s AI Business projects in a regular project team.
  • In the first half of the traineeship (depending on your study’s timelines), your research focuses on completing your thesis and achieving successful graduation. After graduation, you have the opportunity to further develop your work together with your UMCG supervisor, with the aim of bringing it to the next level. This potentially involves preparing it for scientific publication. This offers the possibility to translate your thesis into tangible societal impact, although publication cannot be guaranteed within the traineeship period.
  • The research will focus on applying state-of-the-art AI techniques in a medical setting. With this research you will make a vital contribution to the clinical field. You will work together with a group of leading academics in their field.
  • As Science Trainee, you are part of the Applied Quantitative AI team within Rewire. Being part of this team, you join all team meetings, outings and experience what working as a Data Scientist at Rewire entails.
  • At Rewire, you’ll be part of a dynamic working environment, both literally and figuratively. For your research, you can work from the Rewire office alongside many like-minded and ambitious colleagues. During your business project, you may travel to the client’s office or collaborate with your team from one of our offices. We offer flexibility in where you work, always in alignment with your project team, while encouraging time in the office or in Groningen at the UMCG to foster connection, collaboration, and strong guidance. On Fridays, most Rewire colleagues come together at the Amsterdam office to catch up, hold team meetings, and kick off the weekend with Friday afternoon drinks.

What do we offer?

  • A unique opportunity to graduate, while employing your analytical skills to make a societal contribution.
  • Flexibility in the duration of the program, depending on the number of ECTS and requirements for your Master thesis.
  • Intensive personal guidance from a Rewire coach and supervisor, and UMCG biological experts and researchers.
  • The opportunity to contribute to AI solutions or scalable skill-building within companies, while doing impactful academic research.
  • Chance to explore working at Rewire as a Trainee both in our internal as well as client-facing teams.
  • An above-average thesis salary, 25 holiday days and possibility for a performance-based bonus.
  • A laptop and all other necessities for your work.

On this page you will find

  • About the Science Traineeship: Context
  • What Does the Science Traineeship Look Like?
  • What Do We Offer?
  • What Do We Ask?
  • Science Trainee Testimony
  • About Rewire
  • Recruitment Process: Timeline

The Science Traineeship

Our Science Traineeship is meant for ambitious and high-potential master’s students who want to do things differently. In collaboration with the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), you are offered the opportunity to write your master thesis in the medical field. The goal is to employ the power of data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to better understand complex diseases, like various forms of cancer, and to advance medical science. Simultaneously, you get to work on transformative AI projects at Rewire.

After graduation, you may have the opportunity to turn your research into a scientific publication, transforming your thesis work into tangible societal impact.

The Science Traineeship is part of  the collaboration between the UMCG and Rewire. Since the start, over than six years ago, we have already worked on more than 10 different research streams with many enthusiastic colleagues involved from both Rewire and the UMCG. Will you be the next to join this unique project?

What does the Science Traineeship look like?

  • The Science Traineeship is a full-time program for 12 months, dependent on the requirements for your Master thesis.
  • During this period, you work on your thesis research for 3 days a week. On the other 2 days, you get the opportunity to work on one of Rewire’s AI Business projects in a regular project team.
  • In the first half of the traineeship (depending on your study’s timelines), your research focuses on completing your thesis and achieving successful graduation. After graduation, you have the opportunity to further develop your work together with your UMCG supervisor, with the aim of bringing it to the next level. This potentially involves preparing it for scientific publication. This offers the possibility to translate your thesis into tangible societal impact, although publication cannot be guaranteed within the traineeship period.
  • The research will focus on applying state-of-the-art AI techniques in a medical setting. With this research you will make a vital contribution to the clinical field. You will work together with a group of leading academics in their field.
  • As Science Trainee, you are part of the Applied Quantitative AI team within Rewire. Being part of this team, you join all team meetings, outings and experience what working as a Data Scientist at Rewire entails.
  • At Rewire, you’ll be part of a dynamic working environment, both literally and figuratively. For your research, you can work from the Rewire office alongside many like-minded and ambitious colleagues. During your business project, you may travel to the client’s office or collaborate with your team from one of our offices. We offer flexibility in where you work, always in alignment with your project team, while encouraging time in the office or in Groningen at the UMCG to foster connection, collaboration, and strong guidance. On Fridays, most Rewire colleagues come together at the Amsterdam office to catch up, hold team meetings, and kick off the weekend with Friday afternoon drinks.

What do we offer?

  • A unique opportunity to graduate, while employing your analytical skills to make a societal contribution.
  • Flexibility in the duration of the program, depending on the number of ECTS and requirements for your Master thesis.
  • Intensive personal guidance from a Rewire coach and supervisor, and UMCG biological experts and researchers.
  • The opportunity to contribute to AI solutions or scalable skill-building within companies, while doing impactful academic research.
  • Chance to explore working at Rewire as a Trainee both in our internal as well as client-facing teams.
  • An above-average thesis salary, 25 holiday days and possibility for a performance-based bonus.
  • A laptop and all other necessities for your work.
  • Regular team building events and weekly Friday afternoon drinks.

What do we ask?

  • Currently pursuing a Master's degree in Econometrics, Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, or another quantitative field. A medical background is not required.
  • Top-class academic performance, honour program and other extracurricular activities are highly valued.
  • Strong focus on personal development, eager to learn and collaborate in a multidisciplinary team.
  • Highly ambitious and impact-driven. Curious, pragmatic and persuasive.
  • Excellent command of analytical programming language (like Python, R) and fluent in English. Experience with bioinformatics software is not expected.
  • Full-time availability for a program for 12 months (depending on the requirements for your Master thesis), aiming to start in January ’27.
  • Ready to kick-start your career, while having a lot of fun!

About Rewire

Rewire is an AI company with offices in Amsterdam and Heidelberg. From these offices, we drive AI transformations by building AI solutions and skills. Our team of over 100 data scientists, AI engineers & software engineers serves industry-leading companies such as a.s.r., KPN, Rabobank, Siemens Energy, Adidas and Bol .com

Recruitment Process: Timeline

  • Oct/Nov 2026 – Assessment period
  • Nov/Dec 2026 – Interview rounds
  • January 2027 – Start date Traineeship

Interested? Apply now!

Questions? Feel free to ask them to us via talent@rewirenow.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the position located, and what is the work-mode policy?
The job is located in Amsterdam, NH. Rewire offers flexibility in where you work in alignment with your project team, while encouraging time at the Rewire office, in Groningen at the UMCG, or at client locations.
What qualifications and requirements are needed to apply?
Applicants must be pursuing a Master's degree in Econometrics, Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, or another quantitative field, be fluent in English, and have excellent command of analytical programming languages like Python or R. Full-time availability for 12 months starting in January 2027 is required.
What are the key responsibilities of a Science Trainee?
You will spend 3 days a week conducting thesis research applying AI techniques in a medical setting, and 2 days working on Rewire's AI business projects within a project team. You will also participate in Applied Quantitative AI team meetings and potentially prepare your research for scientific publication.
What compensation and benefits are provided?
Rewire offers an above-average thesis salary, 25 holiday days, a laptop and necessary equipment, the possibility of a performance-based bonus, intensive personal guidance, regular team-building events, and weekly Friday afternoon drinks.
What is the application timeline and process?
The recruitment process consists of an assessment period in October/November 2026, followed by interview rounds in November/December 2026, leading to a January 2027 start date.
Which team will I join and who will guide me?
You will be part of the Applied Quantitative AI team within Rewire. Guidance is provided by a Rewire coach and supervisor, as well as biological experts and researchers from the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG).

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